Chemistry Green And Clean

Chemistry is the field of science involving structures, composition, and properties of substances and matter in order learn how they interact with each other. However, disposing and making chemicals can cause hazard to the environment and wildlife. In “Chemistry: Green and Clean,” Jennifer Weeks builds an argument to persuade her audiences that green chemists are working cooperatively to develop a field of chemistry that can replace polluting technologies. Weeks uses alternative ways to effectively break down harmful chemicals, methods to break down endocrine disrupters and other chemicals in the environment, and techniques to prevent immense usage of water and energy to enhance the logic and persuasiveness of her argument. Chemicals have been used for thousands of years for different purposes. The most common example is fire. Trial and error had massive impacts on the creation of chemicals. Mixing materials together or applying heat and pressure have brought new inventions and substances. For example, paint and soap were early …show more content…
Jennifer Weeks effectively builds her argument in which she substitutes ways to efficiently remove dangerous chemicals, adjustments to the amount of endocrine disruptors present in the atmosphere and surroundings, and the preventions of boundless numbers of resources to strengthen the logic and persuasiveness of her entire argument. Why is green chemistry so necessary? Being green in chemistry is relevant in everyday life. Imagine the chemicals disposed in rivers. This will significantly kill or pollutant the wildlife involved in the ecosystem. This will even harm humans as it will no longer be a reliable drinking source. Envision oil spills in the ocean or bodies of water. The chemicals infected many animals and organisms. Hunting fish contaminated with those deadly chemicals poses human life at risk when we eat such harmful